and 41 in worcester. these are the spots where you will have to be real careful traveling overnight tonight. this winter weather advisory goes until until just 1:00 in the morning in parts of the merrimack valley, central massachusetts where trace amounts of snow, sleet and ice. and southern new hampshire goes until 7 a.m. and gets a little cooler to get those chilly temperatures out there. looking at a less of an inch of snow and sleet and could be looking at a couple of hundreds takes a trace amounts to make for slippery travel. you can see 4:00 tomorrow morning, more coming through, and that is helping the warm-up much of massachusetts. we will have to keep close eye in orange. freezing spots and in nashua and keene where it is likely going to be close to freezing at 4 a.m. but by 7 a.m., we have that winter weather advisory expiring pwawring the warmer air is expected to -- expiring because the warmer air is expected to move in town. 54 in boston. 48 in beverly. 50 in plymouth. 51 new bedford. it will

i have worcester at 40 degrees. 45 in nashua. even 46 in norwood under partly to mostly sunny skies. overnight tonight though, these are the areas i am concerned about, areas like lowell. even down into weston and holliston we have that threat for a little bit of overnight ice. i have to say these spots in massachusetts, central massachusetts included, that trace snow, sleet and ice is only going to last us until 1:00 in the morning, then temperatures start too warm up. could last a little long near southern new hampshire where we have that purple shade have that purple shading in pelham and nashua over to rindge, swansea. we could see up to an inch of snow and sleet and trace ice before the flip which should happen around 7:00 tomorrow morning. i want to take to you some of those early morning temperatures tomorrow if you are getting up at this time tomorrow, your temperatures on the screen and we don't have avenue a warm front coming through will null warmer air and that will help worcester, fitchburg get up to 40 degrees. but

on sunday a couple was hit outside the worcester flea market. the couple's teenage daughter witnessed everything, even banged on driver's window to try to stop her. police say the husband is now out of the hospital but his wife remains in serious condition. >> gene: 7:09, deadly shootout in dorchester, and fox25 has obtained video of the shooting. hear the officers ask the suspect to drop the gun. >> drop the [bleep] gun. that's why. >> gene: happened on february 12th, officers responding to a home invasion. see the suspect, pete fanfan, with officer arriving on left. as fanfan raises his hand he was walking behind his gun and one person shot in the home invasion fanfan's family asked d.a. not the funeral last weekend. >>> gene: man shot at man who came at them with a knife. the suspect, ryan kuphal, recovering in a rhode island hospital. police say kuphal fought with his mother and drove off when police were called to the home. officers say he ran at them with a knife and shot at them after taser did not work. kuphal will be sent back to massac

already standing in line when the polls opened here in worcester. who did you vote for? >> hillary. >> bernie. >> donald trump. . >> if he hadn't inhearted $200 million, you know where donald trump would be right now? >> no, no, no... this guy is sa choke-artist. this guy sa liar. >> reporter: many who came today brought strong views. >> she has been there. she knows a lot of people. she will take care of the health care. and she will take care of a lot of things that are important to me and my community. >> i'm not interested in electing someone who is as tied to corporations as and i'm not interested in electing someone who is, like, as off of his rocker as donald trump is. >> i think donald trump... he comes out and says it the way it is. >> reporter: was it hard for you to decide between the other republicans? >> not really. i don't like the riffraff that is going on, you know. knocking one or the another. >> reporter: but for others, the decision wasn't so easy. when did you make your decision? >> like, now. like, walking in. yes. pretty much.

that's the latest live in worcester. byron barnett. 7news "today in new england." >>> to the republicans now where it seems no one can stop donald trump. the businessman has been leading polls for week and competitors are hoping that they can get the upper hand on him today. for more on the g.o.p. let's go live to victoria warren in waltham. things taking an ugly term at few events. secretary of state predicting this record number of turnout. especially on the republican side of things. they want to ask why. he said because this race is more like a wrestling match than a tennis match. they explain exactly what he means a news photographer grabbed by the neck thrown to angry protestor escorted out. >> ted cruz dealt with human being l hecklers of his own. trump likely projected to come in first in many of the state. the other candidates vying for second place. showing polls in massachusetts they are open now. we've seen a steady stream of voters coming in for the most part the polls are open until 8:00 tonight. live in wa

worcester is now 47, 50' s in boston. the warmth. it still has the potential to through the morning. package of the rain is all the way toward new york city. we are in this for the next few hours. the heaviest downpours moving through the worcester area through 8:00. boston, the rain will wind down around 10:00. down across cape cod, the sun comes out, but notice the temperatures are dropping. upper 30' s with a gusty wind by the end of the day. wind chill' s down in the teens and 20' s. make sure you dress for the late day cool down. a lot of big puddles out there. olessa: and a lot of puddles on smaller streets and secondary roadways, but the majors look ok. let' s go over to the maps and see the rest of your trip. no issues to report into boston, quiet south of town. 24 from avon through weymouth and braintree. so far, everyone is getting by at the speed limit. trains and buses on schedule. randy: breaking overnight, an suv is pulled out of a restaurant after the driver slammed into the building with deadly results. two people are

in worcester, up into the northern worcester hills and probably until about four or 5:00 a.m. up in southern new hampshire. could get a little more ice just because it stays colder longer. 4:00 a.m. temperatures on your screen here, and check it out, worcester already at 41 , i got 46 in boston, some pockets of heavy rain from the get-go here, cross over the border into new hampshire. so that's going to help warm temperatures there, so by 7:00 a.m. everybody is above freezing here, 45 in worcester, even 50 in boston into southeastern massachusetts for 7:00 a.m. and heavy rain and strong gusty winds continue here through the rest of the morning. we have a situation where visibility could be a challenge because of the downpours, cold front comes through late-morning the potential of doing some isolated damage but in general we are looking at gusts about 50 miles per hour here and lunch time and see things brighten up and blustery even into the second half of the day tomorrow. temperaturewise tomorrow we will be in the lower 50s but we hit those highs early in the day and we end

her husband is getting ready to host a rally in worcester. the clintons are using every minute they have to win the hearts of voters. >> meanwhile the only republican candidate to spend time in massachusetts today was ohio governor john kasich who held a rally here in plymouth. >> here's a look at where voters will hit the polls on supertuesday. there was a lot at stake. weas just showed you the candidates are taking massachusetts very seriously. we begin our coverage tonight with fox 25's ted daniel live in milton where bernie sanders just finished his final pitch to bay state voters. ted. >> mark, vanessa, as one of massachusetts often gets the cold shoulder when it comes to presidential politics. supertuesday is the exception because bernie sanders future could depend on how he does here. the line to get in formed early outside milton high school and it stretched and stretched, and stretched. >> this is a ruckus crowd. i love it. it wasn't safe it was strategy that brought sanders to milton tonight. massachusetts is one of only a few super

. >> as we mention right now bill clinton is at a late night event in worcester. hillary clinton spent the day making two stops here in massachusetts where she's only running slightly ahead of bernie sanders in the polls. after a hug from boston mayor marty walsh she tried to fire up supporters. since she addressed a much younger crowd at her alma mater wellesley college. she talked about bringing down the cost of higher education while drawing distinctions with the vermont senator. >> i am not going to ask you to pay taxes to send donald to college. we're not going to do this. >> clinton has the support of nearly all the state's congressional delegation. although it still remains a mystery as to who senator elizabeth warren is supporting. we learned she will be voting by absentee ballot tomorrow. >>> to the republican race where there are many delegates up for grabs. 995 delegates will be decided tomorrow. a new cnn o.r.c. poll out today shows donald trump with a sizable lead getting 49% in the republican primary vote. >>> ohio governor john kasich the only repub

down to 33 in bedford. 27 in worcester right now. so it is a little cool out there this morning, but pretty typical for your first day of so we have got by 8:00 this morning, temperatures still lingering the low to mid-30s. you are not going to get very much of a warm-up in the next two hours. in fact temperatures should hold steady but winds die down. so by noon. timed, far less wind. temperatures getting up to about 40 degrees for lunchtime. clouds with temperatures peaking the 40s and by midnight peaking the 40s and by midnight, we will see the first of the in. and gusting we have wind gusts causing problems on the commuter rail this morning. >> julie: yes we do, julie, framingham, worcester lines, the 5:20 train has already left but it is running behind schedule because of the tree on the tracks. running late between southborough and south station. something we may see throughout the mornings that wind continues to just linger and stick with us. as far as the volume is concerned, the is where we typically see things slow down fir

you got to worcester county temperature going down to reisinger replaces especially northern worcester which could be below freezing at least for short time tonight before it starts to rise back up and that's with a icing potential can be. tracking with rain and green that pink area up in here that's the ice and snow to the north of story with a likely column areas will be a morning drive coming up. >> privacy versus national security shifts from the courts to congress why the feds argue will affect (vo) want to be happy with your next vehicle purchase? at enterprise, we guarantee it. p head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales p and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... p change your thinking about you do the last hour the first case of the zika virus confirmed in new hampshire. state department of health reports an adult woman contracted the virus and it came from sexual contact with a man who traveled to the zika affected country. the buyers typically spread by mosquitoes but can be spread through sex experts link the virus to severe defects after patient is now f

worcester into downpours. let's zoom in along sutton back up towards the sea of worcester. oxford deeper yellows and these are he haver elements of rain. so really all the way from princeton and now stretching on the west side of sterling and downpours moving through and they extend through southern new hampshire pouring from jaffrey up to peterboro and a couple downpours as well. it will slide east and we had a batch overnight and this is additional moisture coming through between now and late morning for most of us. there's snow back to the west. if you put temperatures on here. 55 new york city right now. contrast with 16 degrees in buffalo new york. there's a cold front for you. and that colder air is going to work into the region. through the day today. so even though we are warm this morning. with areas of rain notice what happens. by 10:30 most of the rain is done. so it's unfortunate timing for visibility and through the afternoon, our temperatures fall through the 40s and this is normal for this time of the year but it will be a different evening commute. skies wil

right now in worcester. president bill clinton is holding a late night rally for the wife million ry that is part of a final bush before tup are super tuesday. good evening. maria: am ed harding. maria: i am maria. wcvb newscenter 5's mary saladna is live in worcester. mary, what is the form ter president have to say? mary:le well, you know, maria, ed, the former president has break them down what it meaps to voters. the message, at this hour,eas voters should cast their vote tomorrow for his wife, hillary. she can do for them as the president of united states. he and his wife spent the day shoring up the delegate rich texaner than battleground state of massachusetts. >> i don't think we ever stopped being great. [cheering and applauding] [cheering and applauding] >> but we did stop being whole. we stopped growing together and that is what she wants to do. she in with as to make america whole again. mary. hillary clinton making stops in springfield and rallying voters to get out there to trust in her went th

like to make it down to the ground so where would temperatures be worcester's at 40 right now. tonight with those clear skies going to drop down to freezing start to go back up but the precipitation or to arrive when it's very close to that wheezing point so it's not worcester the city i'm so concerned with its points to the north of worcester for instance here in fitchburg clear skies temperature going to 34. gardner i showed you earlier going to about 32 it's going to let's check out key new hampshire 84 degrees under clear skies right now going down to 3132 as the rain starts to fall rains going to get her after 11 o'clock most locations early in western massachusetts boston looks precarious 37 right now temperatures level off going to start going back up by 6 o'clock in the morning up to 50 degrees good possibility 40s and 50s throughout eastern massachusetts for the morning blowing in. here's your winter weather advisory national weather service puts these out we relate them to you. i'm going to break it down i think the most precarious places are. it's not really so close

her husband, the former president, held a late-night rally in worcester. he's expected in new bedford today. as for the republican side, things knots cooling down a bit. let's head over to kelley tuthill with that side of the race. kelley. kelley: we're in swampscott will governor baker is expected to cast his ballot a short time from now. donltd trump is expected to drive a lot of people to the polls today. he's still facing a lot of controversy including being accused of not turning down leader. >> he blamed it on a bad ear piece, that he couldn't hear the question. i don't care how bad the ear piece is, ku klux klan comes through pretty clearly. and he refuses to criticize it. secret service is now reporting reports that a "time" magazine photographer was slammed to the ground as he was trying to cover a protester at a trump event in virginia. the polls open at 7:00 a.m. and that's when we are expecting governor baker to cast his ballot though he has not said yet who he will be voting for. live in swampscut, kelley tuthill, wcvb, newscenter 5. erika: an

wind chills are run inning the teens in worcester. now. you want to dress warmly out the door this morning. sky s are in the process of clearing out. today. although we dip down this morning, temperatures recover mostly into the low 40's for highs during the afternoon. so we've got a good amount of sunshine this the forecast today. starting out this evening dry. this is 8:00 p.m. look what happens just after midnight. we start to get that system to work on in. from the pike on south ward i think it's plain old rain. notice the pink showing up through northern worcester county, southern new hampshire. that's because of that freezing rain that will quickly change over to plain old rain by 5:00 tomorrow morning sovment that means rain for tomorrow morning's commute. there will be some downpours as well. temperatures starting out in the 30's jump up. out the door tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m., it's going to be 50 degrees in boston. 40's in the worcester area so i think we're looking at some downpours through about 9:00 or 10:00 tomorrow mornin

sustained winds 25 miles per hour in boston. 24 miles per hour in worcester. the gusts are a little stronger the gusts are a little stronger. 38-mile-per-hour gusts in boston down to plymouth right now. and the kind wind that could help contribute to bringing down weak tree limbs this morning. current conditions in the 40s down in southeastern massachusetts. we got 40 in boston, but the burbs from millis to natick to malden dropping in the upper 30s. boxford at 38 degrees. hampton, new hampshire at 38 degrees. and still dropping. that makes worcester fall all the way down 32. leominster, 33. nashua, 36. i expect these spots to drop down to the freezing point. 7 a.m. temperature, 35 degrees. cool and still a little bit winds relax by noontime. still talking mostly sunny skies at about 40 degrees. 46 at 3 p.m. with increasing clouds still dry at 7:00. we will time out when we will get some rain and ice arriving coming up. julie, let's get it over to you for live drive time traffic. >> julie: shiri, a great time to head out the door nice and light. on our maps br

the heaviest rain right now is , all pivoting in closer to worcester in boston in the next few hours. we still have some wind weather concerns across southern new hampshire into northern new england and stronger wind coming up out of the south. you can see here that we are looking at readings around 50 down to the cape, 49 in boston , 30' s through worcester county but above the freezing mark. icing concerns have passed. you can see there is still heavier rain around new york city, which will work in. we are here for the next few hours, heavy downpours through 6:00 this morning, even lingering through 8:00 a.m. thereafter, everything shifts offshore. this is all winding down, and the skies will brighten up this afternoon. the shifted to the west this afternoon will bring in some colder air. we start out on the mild side end of the day -- the sun coming out around 40 degrees, and as you get away from the coast line temperatures will be dropping down into the 30' s. let' s get you out to the roads. big puddles at their. olessa: not the most pleasant ride without a whole lot of construct

maybe a touch of freezing rain near worcester county. 1:00 in the morning, parts of worcester county could be a little icy borderline. the rest of us are rainy and then it will turn warmer with downpours during the morning commute. it is above freezing everywhere, but when the precipitation starts, it might be very close to freezing worcester north and west. look how much milder it will be by tomorrow morning. then we will talk about the wind gusts which could be impressive and the big temperature changes in a little while. ed: new at 4:30, boston police have arrested this man accused in several armed robberies near the chinatown t stop. he is 30-year-old jose lopez is accused of robbing people, kitchen knife. heather: a huge show of support today by law enforcement. hundreds waiting to get into this virginia church to honor a police officer killed in the line of duty. ed: ashley guindon was shot and killed on her first shift. newscenter 5' s maria stephanos is here with more on today' s tribute for the fallen officer. maria: a huge outpouring of support for the 28-year-old rookie po

lower 40s in worcester. lower 40s in southern new hampshire and we have pockets of heavy rain really overspreading all of new england straight through noontime today. morning, showers will dwindle, by noontime, we have temperatures already falling back into the middle 40s in eastern massachusetts and the upper 30s out into the worcester area. sky also end up turning nice and bright this afternoon, but the breeze will be incredibly active throughout wednesday. even here at 5 p.m., crystal clear if you were headed home from work. temperatures back into the 30s. that means mid- to upper 30s at the coast. out into central massachusetts. the risk for a flash freeze as temperatures get back to that freezing point in time for that drive home from work in afternoon, after hitting 50s this morning, we are going to go back down to 41 in boston. 42 in beverly. 45 in plymouth. 36 in worcester. 34 in keene. remember later on in the afterthousand in go, those temp afterthousand in go, those temps continue to fall. we have

wind chill in worcester is just 17. you want to dress for a wind chill value of 28 degrees in boston right now. make sure the kids are bundled up and dressed appropriately at the bus stop this morning. mostly sunny when they're getting off the bus this afternoon. temperatures in the lower 40's. you can see a few patchy clouds south of the pike right now. otherwise we'll see a good amount sunshine mixing with the clouds today. 30's this morning. low 40's the best we do this afternoon. so much colder than yesterday but quiet with high pressure. fast-moving pattern right now. here comes the next system bringing snow to the midwest this morning. it's going to bring us rain for tomorrow morning's commute but it could start out as a little freezing rain overnight. north and west of town. there is a winter weather advisory up overnight for that. much more on this. the timeline just ahead. let's get you out to the roads right now. you do need the sunglasses this morning. olessa: you will encounter sun by the gas tank northbound

the worcester areas. the wind gusts as we hit 7:30 this morning up into the 50-mile-per-hour range over the cape and islands. the concern here will be some damaging gusts along these morning rain showers, especially over the cape, the south coast, and even cape ann. but notice at noontime, i know 26-mile-per-hour gust in boston 26-mile-per-hour gust in boston. i am going to step in and same we can have gust '40s, 45 miles per hour as the clearing continues. this is 4 p.m. with future cast and look a lot better but it is still going to feel blustery and temperature-wise a lot cooler out there. 54 degrees in boston. still getting into the showers. still pretty light out there. heavy rain expected through 10 or 11:00 this morning. in the meantime, we will hang continue to that point where the rain moves out and we start cooling down to about 43 degrees at 1:00 this afternoon. 41 degrees at 3 p.m. by 5 p.m., the 30s are back, and by 7:00 this evening, we will be back to freezing. worcester at 47 degrees right

the real feel, 18 in worcester. because of it 27 in boston, colder air continues to come in. 38 boston right now but the temperature will drop several more degrees between now and 8:00 a.m. 28 in keene, 29 worcester and still in the 40s from taunton down to chatham, we have a few scattered clouds. grab the shades, a good amount of sunshine, bright but chilly, turns light, midday lunch hour ks not so bad, sun and clouds pretty normal, 42 degrees and wispy clouds will mix in right on through your evening commute. sunset at 5:35, temperatures gradually cooling in to the upper 30s. a little bit of rain tonight, i'll let you know when a wintry mix is going to o can cur, traffic and -- occur, traffic and weather together, robi. >>> good news over that traffic situation in randolph, route 24 southbound after the horse bridge all lanes were closed investigation, total traffic network tells me all lane are now open, 24 southbound and randolph, not seen any delays from that closure because it's going away from the morning rus

even upper 40s out toward worcester. and we have got those bands of heavy heavier rain this are just central massachusetts, western massachusetts, struggling a little bit to get the heavier rain into eastern mass. sdoy expect we will see bands of heavier, steadier rain around 8, 9:00 this morning. so the cold front comes on through, we are going to stay very mild, wet and windy. after that comes through, temperatures drop. stays blustery though. you will see temperatures at 8 a.m. still in the lower 50s in most communities. 8 a.m., still have the steadiest rain through southern new hampshire to into the merrimack valley and central massachusetts. then around 9:00 in the morning then around 9:00 in the morning, we are going to get some of that steadier rain moving across boston. ending around 10 a.m. in most of eastern massachusetts but ending 10 to 11 a.m. over southeastern massachusetts. so it is in and out pretty quickly here. do you have to be ready for basically a soaking wet morning drive into work. but by lunchtime

that's the latest live here in worcester. i'm byron barnett, 7news "today in new england." >> christa: right now police are searching for a robber on the run in cranston, rhode island. police say the suspect, who you mask. he shot the clerk multiple times during the attempted robbery that. clerk was taken to the hospital in critical can be. the police brought in dogs to help track down the suspect, but so far he has not been caught. a big bust in chelsea lands a man we hide bars. 58-year-old wynn clark is facing several drug charges. officers arrested him over the weekend after a month-long investigation. they say he had packages of drugs, including crack cocaine and heroin, ready for sale when they found him. detectives say he's been arrested five times for selling drugs since 2013. >> christa: happening later today, the 14-year-old accused in that school shooting out in ohio will be in court. police say this teenager opened fire inside the school cafeteria in madison township on monday morning. two students were shot and in

precipitation is on the way for midnight tonight. 1 a.m. -- worcester, orange,. close to 32 degrees they can be freezing rain and maybe some sleet, especially north and west of worcester in the northwest part of massachusetts and parts of interior southern new hampshire. tomorrow morning, most places will have warmed quite a bit as the wind picks up out of the south, especially eastern and southeastern mass. during the day tomorrow, instead of going up late morning and afternoon will be going down. another wind will be busy out of the northwest and very cold air for early march, dropping into the teens and low 20' s by early thursday and high temperatures during thursday in most places will be under freezing despite sunshine. that means we will have a cold air mass in place. first things first, the storm is coming late tonight into tomorrow morning. you can see it is on its way, but you can see it still has real estate to travel so we are dry for now. a mix off to the north and west for a little while and then the rain takes over. gusty winds as well.a a wind adv

worcester north and west. a brief freezing rain or sleet. know for far northern new england but rain downpourance gusty winds to start off wednesday. we clear out windy and colder conditions following wednesday night and the rest of the week. the only other thing to watches friday. there will be ocean storm. probably too far away to do much except maybe a touch of snow for snow showers around the cape and but that could track little bit closer. we would be cold enough for snow so we wileful three as we go along. cold weekend for next weekend then probably next week, temperatures will start to moderate. yet again. check it off for you for update tonight at 11:00 also at 10:00 on me-tv. >> now, wcvb newscenter 5. >> we learn tom brady and the patriots engaged with a leap of faith with each other. brady agreed to carry him through the 2019 season when tom brady will be 22 years old. brady signed a five-year deal in 2013 at the time he took pay cut presuming the patriots would resign west walker although he was missed at the time. has done the s

worcester 39 but boston 52 a warm front in here as well. we are in the 50s south of boston and rain is light to moderate in spots with heavier elements through the the city of worcester back up to paxton inside 495 now from franklin back up to hawkington and heavy downpours making their way along the route 2 corridor and through southern new hampshire. and down to townsend and brookline too. that extends east to shrty and littleton so you will encounter areas of reduced visibility a round of rain overnight and there's spots where there's ponding of water. notice he? when you get back across northern new england. any light freezing rain is pretty much done through central now ham sure. there's snow on the backside of the thing too. look at temperatures. can you tell where the fronts are warmer air here boston 52. and we drop to 16 in buffalo new york. that's a front coming in. and for us it will have a impact. temperatures will fall through the 40s this afternoon. back edge of the rain too coming through central massachusetts by 9 a.m. comin

we have downpours now moving toward the worcester area. currently extending from rutland and webster. take you hour by hour through the incoming heavy rains coming up. >>> the parents of a local teen killed in a hit-and-run 35 years ago still pleading for answers. the westford resident kathy mayer would have turned 50. she was 14 when she was hit and killed in front of his house on cold spring road while walking to a neighbor's house to babysit. her parents haven't moved since mayer died. they hope that someone will show up at their door and take responsibility. can live with themselves, but that's a total what i call coward. >> daniel: police say there have been no solid leads since mayer's death in 1981. >>> a massachusetts town is cooperate cooperating with the local investigation into a politician investigation into a politician. as we first reported yesterday on the fox25 morning news, state senator brian joyce is the target of the investigation. fox25 has learned it involves a 140 million project in easton. senator joyce was an attor

worcester county temperature in worcester is 49 and that rain will continue to shift east. there are a couple downpours as well. heavier elements stretching back up into southern new hampshire near peter borrow. this is the last air -- peterboro. this is the last area of rain behind it colder air is coming in this afternoon. and in fact there's snow on the backside of the storm and for the friends in northern new england and maine. temperatures 5 # in -- 52 in boston. and when you get back into southern canada monday degreal at -- montreal at 16. look at the colder air behind it. it's 18 in buffalo new york. it's a sign of the chilly air mass. rain tapers off by late morning. it's out of here before the commute and area of rain with reduced visible and puddles on the roads. by early afternoon, we are in the upper 30s and low 40s. the evening, we are dipping into the 20s north and west of town. clear skies and chilly wind. speaking of wind it's gusty out there between 20 and 35 miles per hour that wind may gusts it -- gust isolated 40 plus from gloucester to the cape between

thirty-one and worcester. dover newr philly is at 29. it is 8 degrees warmer than it was yesterday at this time half-dozen degrees warmer 34 currently in mentor 33 at barberton and hudson this morning. leslie checking in at 35 degrees outerspace cloud cover is moving right along. that's going to assemble overe the lower great lakes. why is that important for two's the thinking is that front will fall throughout times the becomes a bit more opaque. best chance for rain will be on thursday. will put on 10 degrees between 7:00 a.m. and noon in fact and 56 right now were doing pretty eastbound traffic we do have this one accident police have been sitting monitoring that situation. bedford in bedford heights also looking good at this point here is some overnight work height granger that has spent theater like three times look great as you come in from avon still about 17 it's a quick 12 from turnpike into town a 14 minuteut ride. wayne and kristi pack to you. we're following breaking newsre out of belgium where there havee been reports of two

but it's 32 worcester, keene, 28 springfield, vermont, burlington. to our north and west it will continue to move in to the region the next couple hours, being brought in by that strong wind, between 20 and 40 miles per hour right now. the one thing you will notice is between now and through the morning, the wind will continue to subside. so the strongest wind is out there right now. and even though we're 40 in boston, we'll fall by a few more degrees between now and 8:00 a.m. and come back in the 40s. these are the highs by later on this afternoon, a lot of those reached by the time we get to this evening. the sun will be shining, just a few leftover clouds in south coast, the sun will be with us, wispy clouds and then turn our attention to the west, next storm coming in to the west, areas of snow from michigan, stretching back in through we will mostly be on the warmer side of this storm, but there's just enough cold air that as we start to see the precipitation move in tonight, there will be a brief period of some freezing rain, particularly outsi

less than 12hours earlier this was the scene in worcester. >>> you said give them hell here tonight. >> making way for hillary elsewhere. >> we reject the kind of mean peddled by the republican candidates. >>> it is a super tuesday race too close to call. the wbz amherst poll showing clinton leading bernie sanders by 10 points with 9% of undecided voters. sanders casting his own vote is hoping to capitollize on those undecided. >> i am confidence if there is a large voter turn out across this country we are going to do well. if not we'll probably be struggling. >>> the mayor marty walsh is not in that number casting his ballot. >> it is about the future who has the best message to be the president of the united states of america. hillary has the issues people really care about. >>> taking a live look here voters casting their ballots they'll do that through 8:00 tonight. voter turn out could be the race i can tell you according to massachusetts officials they expect 2 million voters to head to the polls. nicole jacobs wbz news. >>> in fact they are expecting potentially record turn o

is worcester. most polls across state are open until 8:00 there still plenty time to get out there and vote. this is the biggest day so far in race for white house. today results are going good measure will secure presidential nomination with voters in 12 states voicing their choice this interest lot of delegates on the line. 7news has team coverage covering both parties very slowly along republicans and our seven dan housely. >> >> well, it is going to be a big one across the country. at home states for several of the candidates trump leading the polls in most states voting today texas one big exception here in massachutes, the polls have trump leading by more than 20 points. we will have those results when they come in. >> we are here in my home town houston vote. senator ted cruze voting in his home state of texas today. polls show cruz leading texas. ep following up iowa caucus win with three third place finishes. >> any candidate who cannot win his home state, has real problems. >> before cast

and snow where we winter weather vice and in act again worcester hills higher elevation. for couple hours with a little bit sleet mix in with the rain. just after mid any. tonight. i think by the time we get to the morning commute even up in worcester hills that's pre don't manltly rain it is certainly going to be rain 495. 128 coastline including boston. that ring briefly heavy windy as well. so stormy wednesday morning. with temperature though warming overnight tonight. it will be 50s in tomorrow morning. and then as we work into afternoon here comes the sunshine cold wind though look the 30s by 2:00 tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night. >> taste. pharrell for police officer from a ameridian. were held. fell owes showed up in full force. to support the fallen hero. 28 year old ashley was shot killed during the first few hours of her very first shift after being sworn in. she was responds doe mess stack violence call when man shot her and two other officers killing here. that man is now in custody. other officers are expected to recover. >> new grand jury report claims

upper 20s for manchester, worcester and keene. 40 chatham but we've been dropping there as well. scattered clouds along the mass pike, a good amount of sunshine through them and no weather related issues for your super tuesday forecast. so polls opening at 7:00 a.m., sunny and chilly, sunrise at 6:19, wispy clouds, back up then cruising around through the upper 30s, partly cloudy, dry, and quiet. i'm tracking some rain on the way for tomorrow, and a little and tonight, we'll break down the dements -- details of that. checking on the kids, traffic and weather together, robi. >>> a pothole problem north of the city, reports of a giant pothole up in peabody, 95 southbound total traffic network says several cars pulled over after hitting the road crater not seeing a back up. two slow pockets between river road and concord street and between 128 and spot on. and we have an accident in milford, 495 northbound before route 85, multicar crash, the left lane is blocked there and then finally to the south, the expressway northbound now jammed from east milton square, you're the split. liam

we are below authorities in worcester county. if you' re going out to vote, it' s quiet in the afternoon hours. after that next system comes in, by midnight we are breaking out of some of that freezing rain through parts of worcester county. look how quickly everything changes. we have downpours embedded. will be falling throughout the area. temperatures are going to rise. he will start off in the 30' s, but looks what happens. it' s going to be up around 50 degrees with strong winds. they are bringing up the rain. we cannot rule out a rumble of thunder. have downpours for the morning commute. by 9:00, still some steady rain. it' s offshore by noon and the clouds will brighten. there could be some gusts of 40 to 50 miles or hour. they are bringing in colder air. look at the temperature falling by tomorrow evening. it' s a very changeable day tomorrow. those wins drop the temperature. we are still watching friday. computer models have begun to the bulk of the system will stay to our south. system. overall. emily: bundle up. it' s

@south towards worcester and @millersburg seeing heavy rain @through holmes county. @everything towards the east at @30-35 miles an hour, see if i @can pull off a storm track for @you, for this whole line of @storms. @it's tracking out of lorain @county, in to cleveland, we @will start it off around @forwalk, down to the south, @dragging i out toward @cleveland, dragging it at 30-35 @miles an hour, you see the @arrival times. @around cleveland, after 7:00, @7:30 or so euclid, 7:55. @just before 9:00, coming up on @the warren area. @nothing too strong looking at @the thunderstorms this wayne @cloud tops that reached as much @as 20-30,000 feet at times. @we are seeing a little bit of @weakening with the storms as it @continues to push towards the @east and northeast, looks like @the i-77 corridor will be the @area affected next. @70 now akron, canton, 67 @towards worster, in the 5s, @towards mansfield, they have @seen the heavy rain, around the @region. @look at your forecast as we go @through the rest of the @evening, the pes in the 50s at @9:00. @by 11:00, in the low

right now downtown worcester and akron canton right near the freezing point but in worcester we feel more like the twenties sofe yes, a cold start to spring temperatures coming m up. >>> they call themselves mothers fore justice and here in cleveland debate they kicked off what they hope will be a nationalal tour aimed at shining a spotlight on the police and armed police on police involvedn shootings.gs. >> for one cleveland woman whoom took part in this this weekend, it is an especially painful day as she remembers her 18 -year-oldld son. >> today is the one year deathye anniversary of my son brandon jones who was coming out of a store. >> tonya brown fights doubled back fight stumbled back the tears.y a year ago her son brandon jones was killed by so police after allegedly breaking into the store. brown says her son wasak th unarmed. >> i don't think breaking and a entering warrant warrants a death sentence. i can't get in any logic into that. >> the event in front of the store was one of many planned people who have lost loved ones and police involved incidents from around the na

we're still waiting for worcester. we have 0% out of worcester, 2.8% of the population. a lot of democrats in worcester. we're just about done in boston. this is where hillary clinton gets her lead worka big lead in the city there. this is a blue collar town. if you look, it's pretty typical, hill him winning in the cities and in the suburbs right around them but bernie sanders winning big in the small, rural areas. as you get closer to new hampshire, lowell an industrial city, now a high tech area, it's a narrow win but up in the place where sanders has been doing well. you move over to lawrence as well where we're still waiting for lawrence as we look at voters, lawrence and worcester. is there we still have seven contests outstanding right now. maybe marco rubio will win his first state. maybe john kasich will win his first state. we have a long way to go. much more with our coverage right after this. see see me. don't stare at me. see me. see me. see me to know that psoriasis is just something that i have. i'm not contagious. see me to know that i won't stop. until i

heavy rain at 5:30 through worcester. another batch at 8:00 and sunshine for the afternoon tomorrow that sticks with you once it comes out tomorrow morning. tree limbs will come down and watch out for scattered power outages. the temperatures rising to an average of 45 degrees. because the winds will be strong we have a wind advisory to go along with this. most of you watching me tonight will see a spot or two north and west of 495 and then they're going to see just rain. heavy rain and wind will impact your morning drive. makes driving conditions really awful from 5:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. and better for noontime, for your plans in the afternoon. cape ann, cape cod, the islands and the south coast of massachusetts. winds are going to be steady at 15 to 25 from the south and southeast and gusts to 50 miles per hour at times. southeastern massachusetts. you'll see that province town, nantucket by 2:30, more gusts by 3:30. in boston couple gusts may approach 40 miles per hour. nowhere near as powerful as last week's wind thund

, above normal, mid to upper @40s for hopkins today, those of @you in akron, canton, @mansfield, worcester, probably @into the 50s, there is our @system that we are tracking so @far to the west. @this is your early heads up, @let the brain cells start to @think, okay, later today, @getting the kids from school i @little early. @if you are west of cleveland @that time. @i think it is dinnertime and @beyond when we see commute @conditions decline a little @bit. @we will take you hour by hour, @3 o'clock today we are just @starting to see some rain @chances west side of cleveland. @and north side of mansfield and @comes. @6o'clock we are really starting @to see those range of moderate @o'clock. @pink, that is that fine, tricky @brief period of freezing rain. @11o'clock tonight you can see @east side of cleveland through @the akron area and worcester. @freezing rain, remember, it @falls as rain and then freezes @as it hits the surface. @we might have a coating of ice @before we transition to just @snow. @that will happen, for most of @you, before midnight. @we will continue to have snow @throu

so for yes, boston second warmest on record for worcester. it will be third warmest snowfall really not that far behind. a couple of years ago 2000 and 2012 we had to the second least amount of snow in that winter for 2011-2012 for city of boston. this year only running about eight and a half nine inches below normal boston 46. bedford at 39. norwood a 42. we had a couple of clouds this afternoon with a weak cool front. here comes a second cool front out of canada. this one has a little more oomph. not going to tap into an arctic air slightly coder air monday rielle buffalo lower 20s. so that by tomorrow morning overnight tonight mostly clear. temperatures tomorrow morning into lower 30s. through the day tomorrow, a much cooler day tomorrow. but again, seasonable. with mostly sunny skies. temperatures tomorrow between 40 and 45. tomorrow election day. no issues. roads will be dry all day long through tomorrow evening. clouds will begin to show up late tomorrow afternoon. and especially tomorrow evening. that in advance of wednesday storm that

in worcester, green's mansion is sold to the city and later demolished.s own kin forget all he accomplished and left behind, the effects of an important man boxed up in cardboard. >> they cleaned the mansion out. and my grandfather's father took possession of all these items, and then it went to my grandfather. they were passed on to julie. >> and why julie? >> she took care of my grandparents when they got elderly. when my grandparents moved into assisted living, julie was the one that took 'em. >> and because john and lisa take care of aunt julie in her dotage, she leaves them this strange inheritance. what was your reaction as you opened those first boxes? >> it was mind-blowing, really exciting. >> there's china, tiffany silverware, coins, stamps, antique books, clothing, toys, and jewelry. and how many items are we talking about? >> thousands. >> so after tossing aunt julie's actual junk, including decades of old newspapers and mail, they reach out to richard oliver, a family friend and local auctioneer. >> we knew there was enough value to get histo

so left over colder pockets of air worcester hills southwest new hampshire may lead to couple overnight. otherwise this rain event. wind will begin to pick up as well. won't be like last week's wind no thunderstorms. look at the morning commute rain and wind warm, temperatures tomorrow morning will jump dramatic actually through 50s we move rain out of here sunshine tomorrow afternoon. a cold wind temperatures go from 50s tomorrow morning into the 30s tomorrow afternoon. blustery and cold during the evening commute. temperatures tomorrow evening near 30. slight chance of some know we will talk more about that in few minutes. all right. big difference tomorrow. much more ahead on seven news at 11 up next singled new runway red line report what operator admitted to doing before the train sped off. we're staying on top of breaking news in west newton. live pictures now as we continue to watch as they try to pull that car that barrelled into a sweet tomatoes restaurant out of there. two people dead. seven others hurt. we continue to watch with sky 7 and we heard from jonathan hall that is t

current winds 50 miles per hour in worcester . so it is a little hour. not only are the clouds thickening up but we hit that in the afternoon our some stray showers moving in, very scattered, very light and we have a bigger chance for some heavier rain this evening into the early morning hours and that heavier rain will be concentrated along the lake shore. so let's talk about these temperatures as we head into tuesday. by tuesday night we are in the mid-to upper 50s. this is not the norm for this time of year but the good news is it is sticking with us throughout much of the week. on the seven day forecast you a little cool on friday, back to the 60s on friday, and it is looking good as we head throughout the week, a chance for midweek rain wednesday night into thursday. don't forget you can get all of >>> a special performance tonight, local elementary schools will be there for the featured disney theme musical part of a program aimed at creating ongoing theater programs. in the ohio theater i will serve as master of ceremonies it starts at 7 pm. >> i

at these temperatures behind mehi most of them in the 50s these middle and upper 40sl south ofo worcester in beach city even new philly down once the sun comes out in the winds pick up today everything will even backup were notck anticipating any rain but notice the cloud cover will reallyer thicken up over the next couple of days. we mades it into the low 60s. we should make a run at 70 todayt and tomorrow and maybe on thursday the only contributing factor in rather not we had 70 shower late tomorrow. nothingng widespread better chancean of rain late thursday into thursday night. we will send it back to you. with a max tournament set to are heading back out on the road todd meany is life in theh newsroom with more on the deceit. itit was not good. g that looks like they would have the advantage. there are set to take the floor without to starters. one of his only had a available players but they quickly took control of the game. memphis helpfully to the entire first half they led by nine at halftime h the first lead of the night with about two minutes 40in to go. lebron had 28. twenty-fi

good morning to you in medina. 22 is the current temperature, 26 in worcester, massillon in the mid-20s. ashtabula county, good morning to you. 26 at rock creek, so you go inland and it gets colder. madison in the mid-20s. bundle up and stay bundled up, because we don't have a huge warm-up in the forecast today. here's the hour-by-hour forecast. still in the upper 20s at 8:00 in the morning, 10:00 34, lunchtime you head out to your and then highs 2:00 to 4:00 we get into the upper 30s. about 10 degrees below average. kind of a blend of sun and clouds through the day. a little breezy, so it will likely feel as if it's in the 20s all day, and you might see a flurry or two. nothing that's going to slow you down, so what about the rest of the week? i have a mid-week weather alert that i can't wait to tell you about. so stay close. laura. >> laura: we'll watch for that one. outside if you get ready to head out the door in the area of akron this morning, this is i-76 at arlington. we're looking light in traffic through this area. no trouble spots to the south this morning. we have this constr

looking down towards worcester, we're also at a mile and a quarter. mansfield is half a mile. west, you get out of it a little bit. dover, five miles and ten miles in ashtabula. no problems there. just off to the east of sandusky we're also tracking areas of fog. so please watch for the little ones at the bus stop. you know, it's tough to see sometimes. you get in dense pockets of fog, so we want to watch for kids who may be out at the bus stop. as you get the kids ready to head off to school, 49 at 7:00 in the morning, 55 at lunchtime, and i think we're good to go for recess today, although it will be a little cooler than yesterday. upper 50s for your highs. a few low 60s out there as well, and a few peeks of sun. not a windy day. pretty quiet stuff by mid to late morning, and then tonight we may see additional fog pop up. i don't think it will quite as widespread as what we have around this morning. for tonight partly to mostly cloudy skies. any plans you have for the evening will be rain-free until that's when rain and thunder return to the forecas